This image displays what was observed during a necropsy of a puppy.
What is your diagnosis and the etiology?
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As of October 28, 2022 the NDSU-VDL will no longer perform the bovine rotavirus test by fluorescent antibody methodology. The bovine diarrhea PCR panel is a suitable alternative, which also tests for Cryptosporidium and coronavirus in addition to rotavirus....
This image is from the coelomic cavity of an adult layer chicken.
What is your diagnosis?
What other condition(s) may cause multifocal lesions in the coelomic cavity of adult female chickens?
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Beginning October 1st, all cytology slides prepared from aspirates, fluid collection, swabs, scrapes, and smears will be evaluated by a board-certified clinical pathologist using the Zoetis VETSCAN IMAGYSTTM. Blood smears can also be evaluated in context of a recent CBC...
Dr. Deborah Chong is the NDSU-VDL’s newest anatomic veterinary pathologist.
After finishing her veterinary studies at the University of Sydney in Australia, Dr. Chong completed her anatomic pathology residency at Oregon State University. She comes to us with diagnostic experience in...
To our mink feed clients:
As of June 2022 the NDSU-VDL no longer performs mink feed cultures. Extensive labor is required to process and interpret results due to the wide variety of sample submissions, which are often inappropriate for culture. For...